Federal, state, and local authorities make arrests, seize property across the U.S.
Arson Suspected in USPS Vehicle Fire
Four vehicles and other property were damaged. No mail appears to have been damaged or stolen.
Four vehicles and other property were damaged. No mail appears to have been damaged or stolen.
Baltimore PD removed 120 patrol cars from service while investigating a sexual assault that allegedly took place in a patrol car.
The Mt. Vernon, N.Y., mayor alleges that a city bucket truck was repossessed because the city comptroller refused to pay the bills.
Surveillance cameras captured a man breaking windows and pouring an unknown substance into the gas tanks of vehicles owned by the City of Tulsa, Okla.
Thefts of vehicles in the U.S. rose again last year by more than 4%, according to preliminary 2017 crime data from the FBI. Many of the vehicles that are recovered are missing wheels and rims or other key parts.
Tires were slashed on nine Somerdale (N.J.) Police vehicles, one fire vehicle, and three personal vehicles. The cost to replace all the tires could exceed $9,000.
A City of Richmond, Ky., has fired a Public Works employee charged with theft for using the city’s fleet card to fuel his personal vehicle.
A veteran fleet supervisor for the City of Knoxville, Tenn., has been fired after equipment from the fleet garage was found at his home.
Law enforcement officials recovered more than $121 million in stolen vehicles equipped with the LoJack Stolen Vehicle Recovery System in 2013, the company announced May 15.
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